Definitely the neck pillow! A nice proper one if you have the space, but at least an inflatable one! And a big bottle of water once you’re through security.

No matter how bad things are, we certainly can worry about the conditions of the world. However, it’s not very constructive.

I am worried about affordability.

I all too often consider the fact that climate collapse with take human quality of life back the better part of a century in the developed world, and much more on the global south. Not to mention the damage to non-human life we’ve been doing, even from the beginning of the industrial revolution, constituting a mass extinction as bad as any in the age of the Earth.

But I owe my housemates two months rent, and now they don’t have any more money either. What can I do? I have to buy the cheapest, and least, of whatever is available.

Based on what’s happened to Twitter’s share price, definitely less.

After I dislocated my kneecap, getting the ski boot pulled off.

Hill-starting a manual once you know how is much easier to do than instruct a beginner.

Climate change is already happening. We’ll have some gadgets to help cope with that.

Personal coolers already exist. They’ll get more practical and more common.

Maybe there’ll be commercially available filtered air systems that keep houses at positive pressure to deal with wildfire smoke.

It means all causes collectively, not each and every cause individually.

As a non-American (I’m Canadian) this is the first thing I thought of.

We don’t work 7 days a week, and we usually work at least one weekend day, so we shop (and do other chores) during the week.

I fixed my hot tub with Flex Tape. It seems to be doing the job.

Why don’t you work on your side-gig instead. That we will also find a way to take a massive cut of.

I’ve only used is a couple of times and now I can’t remember my log in. What features are there that you can pay for? Are they actually good/necessary?

Truely buying sight unseen

Your list of redundant.

I’ve been known to have “British moments”. When I saw the bit in Arrested Development, I cried laughing.

I wish they would make the resources (that I hope) they give to loved ones available to those of us that could DIY the practical side.

It is a MAIDs death. The whole point is that every occurs instead of a much worse death. They’re not meant to happen if the person wouldn’t have died otherwise. The scare mongers are avoiding the whole point

A man that brings me pizza, especially with extra sausage, may not automatically be my perfect partner but he’d be pretty up there.

Add a rug of chest hair I can wrap my fingers in…

Bugger, you can’t stack superscript like on Reddit. Another thing to miss!